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> Cardinal Wiseman, in his preface to Fabiola, wrote thus: "If the modern Christian wishes really to know what his forefathers underwent for the Faith during three centuries of persecution, we would not have him content himself with visiting the Catacombs, as we have endeavoured to do, and thus learn what sort of life they were compelled to live; but we would advise him to read those imperishable records, the Acts of the Martyrs, which will show him how they were made to die. We know of no writings so moving, so tender, so consoling, and so ministering of strength to faith and hope, after God's inspired words, as these venerable monuments."
https://x.com/LetsGoBrando45/status/1970954293575606681?t=3gWqr9_JUt899kzvtzLEsA&s=19

https://x.com/JeffreyxEpstein/status/1970916157579461109?t=8ve6g2dZ-c-OypAly5Lb2w&s=19

https://x.com/Matador_X6/status/1970940741942919341?t=P1uXQLx_OQcjOI80EHCbGQ&s=19

Of course they'll post bail and scurry back to Israel without any punishment.
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posted 1 month ago by MLJFireDragon747 on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +73Score on mirror )
I'll go first.

I'm currently making my way through heroes of the American Revolution by Burke Davis.
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posted 1 month ago by genesisSOC on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +31Score on mirror )
Does anyone try to plan their life by seasons or quarters?

We've just entered the fall / autumn season (U.S.) and are approaching the fourth quarter of the year.

It's still something I'm adapting to being better about but roughly each season gives a "theme" to apply to various areas of life, for example people or businesses might put out "fall decorations" for this time of year (leaves, pumpkins, cornstalks, etc.).

A quarter is big enough to try to tackle some longer-term project, but small enough that it doesn't feel as overwhelming as a year or decade.

Does anyone like to try to plan certain things over longer or shorter periods of time?

What kind of planning ideas have you had for seasons or quarters?
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posted 1 month ago by Heliocentric on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +14Score on mirror )
Imagine one day the first colonists to space are sent out. They are colonizing, let's say, Mars or something.

Most people decide to stay home on earth, because it's extremely dangerous.

Anyway, the first colony fails, and no one knows why. But undeterred, a second group of colonists go out, then a third and a fourth, and pretty soon there are tens of colonies on Mars.

None of them are profitable. All of them are struggling. There were supposed to be treasures and economic resources on Mars, but instead, it's just a dead planet with not much going for it except its ability to kill humans for unknown reasons.

Strangely enough, more and more people load up on the colony ships and keep leaving Earth to colonize Mars. When you ask them why they tell you that Earth is shit and they have no opportunities on Earth, but they might get the chance to own land on Mars, maybe even prove themselves against nature.

Hundreds of years pass, and the colonies on Mars are still in a deplorable state. All of the investors lost all of their money. The colonies literally produce nothing of value except interesting stories about their weird way of life that occasionally grace your newspapers. Yet, strangely, people keep shipping themselves off to Mars, often selling themselves into slavery just so they can set foot on the planet. Why? "Because maybe we can own some property, maybe we can be free of the oppressive liberalism that is making life on Earth unbearable."

A few more hundred years pass by and not much happens, but the governments on earth start to notice that the colonies aren't poor. There are lots of very wealthy people there, buying lots of stuff from earth, often shipping it over with great expense. They still don't have anything comparable to Earth, but they are doing quite well for a change. So you decide now is a good time to try and tax them, make them pay their "fair share".

Meanwhile, poor people, sick people, desperate people keep loading themselves onto colony ships and end up on Mars. God knows what is happening to them, yet they keep going.

Push comes to shove, and next thing you know, Mars is in a state of rebellion. The armies you sent to quell the rebellion were turned away, and Mars insists on a trade agreement with Earth and nothing more. So you oblige. At least you can make some money selling them stuff, even though taxation is off the table.

A hundred years pass again, and now Mars is an economic powerhouse. Except you don't even realize it. You think they are still backwards, living in primitive shelters doing menial tasks. Some of the people from Earth who visit Mars come back, pack their bags, and leave permanently. When you ask why they left, they say "It's a planet of opportunity. I'm going to get rich!" This is really odd, because there's nothing on Mars that is economically valuable. Why would people flee earth, with all of its wealth, for Mars, which has none?

Another hundred years pass by, and Mars has a massive space fleet. No one can fly in space without their permission. Mars has a new foreign policy, which is simply this: "Trade with us or shut up, but leave us alone." It doesn't matter to you, because Mars doesn't have history or tradition. You come from Earth, where humanity was born, where civilization started, where science was discovered.

Another hundred years pass, and Mars has officially announced that they are accepting no more immigrants, and they want nothing to do with Earth anymore. Earth doesn't matter to them. They are colonizing all of the planets and moons in the solar system. They are building ships to fly towards the nearest stars, and they are living an advanced lifestyle that is barely comprehensible to Earthlings.

My dad toured Europe in the 50s and 60s as part of his military assignments. He went to Europe thinking that they were some bastion of morality and culture and humanity. What he found was you were all degenerate. Your country is so poor that his family, which was not rich by any stretch of the imagination, had far more than the vast majority of Europe would ever have. When he ended his military tour, he never once went back to Europe. Why? Because there is nothing there. The people are rude. They are full of pride. They are living like primitive people. They are living in the past.

You Europeans have stopped being relevant about 50 years ago. No one cares what you think or do. Germany, one of your wealthiest nations, ranks among our poorest states. Like, Mississippi and Germany are comparable.

You guys shit on us like we care what you think about us. We don't.

Go fight Russia and die in a fire for all we care. Because we don't. We're sick of fighting your stupid petty wars over stupid nonsense. We're done. We want a divorce and we want it now.

End NATO. Withdraw all of the US bases from Europe. Stop selling them our technology. Let them live or die on their own.
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posted 1 month ago by RealWildRanter on scored.co (+0 / -0 / +28Score on mirror )
I've posted for the last few days harsh words towards Europe. This is not "sowing division." There is nothing to divide. It's like Europe is the retarded bastard stepbrother who requires constant monitoring just to keep alive. We're better off letting nature run her course.

Now, let me tell my European "brethren" the way forward.

STEP ONE, REJECT LIBERALISM OUTRIGHT. Go back and read Locke. LOCKE CREATED AMERICA. We stopped learning political philosophy after Locke. The Founding Fathers were quoting Locke. Even today, we have Locke's concepts embedded in our American soul.

Locke wasn't proposing ideas, he was DOCUMENTING them. The Anglo-Saxon people developed these ideas over generations as they found out what worked and what didn't. The English people have since abandoned Locke, but the Americans know what he said and we live by it every day.

STEP TWO: EMBRACE REALITY. Nietzsche was your wake-up call. Remember that he wanted to be a priest, but when he started to learn what was in the Bible, he realized what damage Kierkegaard and others were doing. Christianity is NOT found in philosophy textbooks. It's found in the actual text of the Bible. The more you study what it actually says and the less you try to read your own ideas into it, the better off you will be. The Bible documents the struggle of survival, the importance of perspective, the laws and duty of men to each other, and sends a ray of hope that there is something worth living for even in the most desperate times. Jesus was giving you the formula to conquer the world rather than be conquered by it. He gave you a roadmap to overcome EVERY challenge!

STEP THREE: END DEMOCRACY. Americans HATE democracy, and we always have. We are not nor were we ever a democracy, and the closer we get to it, the more detestable our government becomes. NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO VOTE UNLESS THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO GOVERN THEMSELVES. You will NEVER settle the problems Europe faces at the ballot boxes. Your elected leaders CANNOT course-correct. Democracy is degeneracy, and the Greeks knew it better than anyone.

STEP FOUR: REVIVE THE SPIRIT OF CONQUEST. Europeans were best when liberals say they were the worst. COLONIZATION WAS A GODSEND. WARS OF CONQUEST ARE THE NATURAL ORDER. You NEED war to refine you, just like America THRIVES on conflict. Your path forward is in VICTORY, not philosophy or elections or anything like that. Find battlefields and start fighting and winning at all costs. Put your neck on the line and learn what it means to go all in and what it means to win!

The French Revolution was NOT a step forward. Prussia WAS. The Russian Empire was one of your last great hopes, and Catherine the Great ruined it. Learn WHY these monarchs failed their people and what successful monarchs in history have done. IE, why did Queen Elizabeth I conquer the world? What made he so special? If you don't know, then SHUT UP and learn until you do.

Now, I know what you snivelling bastards are saying when I tell you these things. "What right does that American have to say anything to us Europeans?" Yeah, that's pride, and it's why you're a third world country. Keep doing what you are doing and you'll keep getting what you are getting.

Or pay attention to the American model. Decide NOW to become a superhero. STOP FOLLOWING THE CROWD and walk the narrow way!
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